docs: take the plumbing out of the widget pages - #198
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A widget's page is for reading the numbers on its screen. What had accumulated there instead was the inside of the implementation: how many requests a refresh makes, how many aliases went into one of them, which query shape answered in 4.1s against which other one, rate-limit arithmetic against an hourly budget, endpoint paths and field names, the gateway timeouts three issues were spent climbing away from, and the route that turned out to be a dead end before the one that shipped. All of it arrived by way of an issue, where it belonged, and was copied into a page where it does not. What stays is anything that tells a reader how far to trust a figure, even where it sounds technical: that a count is a floor and says `at least`, that an unfetched figure draws `loading` rather than a zero, that a section describes the open pool and not the month, that two figures side by side count different populations, which external tool a widget wants and what it does without one. Where such a note explained itself through mechanism it was rewritten as what it means on screen - `github-prs` no longer describes how its two day counts are fetched, and says instead that they are GitHub's own counts and therefore include pull requests the list below them cannot, which is why the two disagree. That also settles the stale half of it: the page still read as though the two count requests ran one after the other, which stopped being true in #195. Nothing describes the request structure now, so there is nothing there to go stale again. Two headings were themselves plumbing and were renamed to what their sections now say. The Windows line in `ports` went with the rest of that section - the page says what opscope runs on. Owner-requested; no issue. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RfDBpF4cTt2CeoTLxkKewS
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WalkthroughThe pull request updates widget READMEs to match current implementation behaviour. It revises data sources, quota and cost rules, fallback states, platform measurements, API usage, dependency ownership, and deployment detail handling. ChangesLauncher contracts
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Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~15 minutes Change: Other Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This documentation refresh still contains several inaccurate instructions and explanations that can lead to unavailable quota fallbacks, misleading resource measurements, and incomplete GitHub contribution totals. These bounded issues should be corrected before merge. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@widgets/src/launcher/README.md`:
- Line 81: Update the README text describing agent transcripts to remove the
“hundreds of megabytes” estimate and use a qualitative description of scanning a
large volume of transcript data instead, preserving the surrounding explanation
of browsing a menu.
In `@widgets/src/widgets/agent-usage/README.md`:
- Line 959: Correct the README explanation of the default behavior without
conflating the separate settings: remove or replace the cross-reference to
antigravity_remote, and accurately describe the relevant setting’s behavior so
readers are directed to the correct configuration.
- Line 906: Update the antigravity_remote configuration row to state that it
only disables Google quota retrieval; clarify that app-closed quota is
unavailable only when both antigravity_remote and antigravity_start are
disabled.
In `@widgets/src/widgets/github-prs/README.md`:
- Around line 402-404: Update the GitHub PR pagination documentation to
distinguish non-retryable refusals from retryable ones: non-retryable refusals
must stop immediately and return at the current page size, while only retryable
refusals reduce the page size toward the floor.
- Around line 365-368: Update the allowance text in the GitHub widget README
sections at widgets/src/widgets/github-prs/README.md lines 365-368,
widgets/src/widgets/github/README.md lines 179-180, and
widgets/src/widgets/github-actions/README.md lines 173-176 to remove guaranteed
no-starvation claims and describe possible shared throttling across the three
widgets. In github-actions, clarify that the displayed REST allowance excludes
GraphQL discovery requests.
In `@widgets/src/widgets/github/README.md`:
- Around line 255-257: Update the contribution scope documentation and scope
table to identify read:user as required for private and internal contribution
data, while preserving public contribution availability and noting that private
contribution counts must be enabled for those contributions to appear.
In `@widgets/src/widgets/luvus-panes/README.md`:
- Around line 127-128: Update the README sentence describing the nine agents to
replace “directories nothing currently has open” with wording that identifies
directories not covered by any currently open workspace, keeping the two session
counts distinct; do not change other punctuation or content.
In `@widgets/src/widgets/ports/README.md`:
- Around line 414-416: Update the README’s “Nothing measurable” statement to
limit the kernel-accounting claim to passive traffic collection. Separately
document that the exposure column queries Tailscale serve/funnel status and that
Cloudflare quick tunnels run cloudflared with outbound connections.
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widgets/src/launcher/README.md (1)
35-36: LGTM!Also applies to: 43-45, 94-97, 117-119, 180-183
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quota_fromdoes not leaveq.pctasNone; it setspcttoSome(...unwrap_or(0.0)). Therefore, a successful response withoutcreditUsagePercentdoes not take the claimed branch. The renderer usesq.takenfor thelive/not livelabel, so this finding is not supported.widgets/src/widgets/github/README.md (1)
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fetch_detailloadspullRequest.stackthrough GitHub's GraphQL API. It uses the open-branch inference path when that field is null. The widget requires onlycurl; it does not executegh stack. The README already documents this fallback, so no prerequisite or fallback clarification is required.
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agyfallback claim.Line 348 limits this source to machines where the CLI is signed in. Lines 350-351 then say that it “always works”. Replace that sentence with wording that preserves the sign-in condition. Otherwise, the README promises a fallback that is unavailable when no valid CLI credential exists.
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Owner-requested editorial pass over the widget pages: "no users would care… it's just boring" and "don't over-disclose like the number of calls made."
A widget's README is for reading the numbers on its screen. What had collected there instead was the inside of the implementation, copied out of Linear issues where it belonged — request and alias counts, response timings, rate-limit arithmetic, endpoint paths and field names, gateway archaeology, and the routes that were tried before the one that shipped.
What came out
Request counts and structure, alias counts, millisecond and second timings, rate-limit point arithmetic, endpoint names and URLs, raw JSON and GraphQL bodies, internal field and service names, thread and cadence mechanics, byte sizes of the author's own machine, and "we tried X first" paragraphs.
What stayed
Anything that says how far to trust a figure, even where it sounds technical — a count that is a floor and says
at least; an unfetched figure that drawsloadingrather than a zero; a figure that covers what was fetched rather than everything that exists; a rolling window against a calendar day; two figures beside each other counting different populations; which external tool a widget needs and what it does without one. Where such a note explained itself through mechanism, it was rewritten as what it means on screen rather than deleted.Before / after
github-prs— the worst of it. Several paragraphs headed "Two requests, not one." — sixty-two aliases, 4.0–4.3s against 8.0–8.1s, a ~10s gateway cliff, 15 of 5000 rate-limit points — plus thesearch(query:…) { issueCount }body and the datetime verification:That also fixes the stale reading: the page still described the two count requests as sequential, which stopped being true in #195. Nothing describes the request structure now.
github— how the counts stay exact. Was the alias ceiling, one point per request, chunks of 20, and "17 merged at 7d and 110 at 14d, identical each way":linear— Cost. Was 2,500 requests/hour, 3,000,000 complexity points, 0.1 per property, ~11 requests and 4 seconds, ~300/hour,X-RateLimit-Requests-Remaining, 250 records a page, 12 pages:agent-usagewas the largest single edit — everyGET/POSTblock and credential path, proto3 and browser-cookie archaeology, measured latencies, and the endpoint-probe table — while keeping the trust notes those paragraphs were carrying: a cached reading sits under the live one and says it is cached, only Cursor's fixed spend-limit state has been seen on a real account, Grok's missing percentage means nought used and not unknown.Judgement calls
portswent with that section — the page says what opscope runs on.latency's 5.6 MB/hour (that is the reader's own bandwidth),luvus-panes' per-section CLI provenance, tool names innetwatchandports, the published rate-card citations inagent-usage, andgithub-actions' note that its budget is a separate allowance — that one explains the4840/5000 apifigure on screen.README.md,docs/README.md,clocks,matrixandmonthswere read in full and left alone — nothing in them was plumbing.cargo testis green (23 suites, 0 failures), which includescheck.rson the footer-hint-in-doc rule.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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